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Blunders that almost killed my dream business

Many of us have a dream, a calling, something we feel complete doing. For Ann, food was it. She was the head caterer at a high school in Murang’a for 12 years before she decided to start her own cafeteria in Nairobi’s Zimmerman Estate in 2000.

Eight years later, she expanded into outside catering under the name Noni Caterers. And that’s when things began to go south.

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